The Norton Anthology of Western Philosophy After Kant: The Interpretive Tradition

includes index and biblioraphy

I. Idealisms : Spirituality and reality Introduction ...35 Friedrich schiller (1759-1805) ...41 From on the aesthetic education of man, in a series of letters ...43 Johann gottlies fichte (1762-1814) ...71 Science of Knowledge ...72 First introduction ...72 The vocation of man ...88 From book III. faith ...88 Friedrich schelling (1775-1854) ...101 Ideas for a philosophy of nature ...104 From introduction ...104 Supplement to the introduction : Exposition of the general idea of philosophy as shuch, and the philosophy of nature in particular, as a necessary and integral part of it ...110 From of human freedom ...120 Georg wilhelm friedrich hegil (1770-1831) ...130 Introduction ...147 On philosophy : The encyclopedia of the philosophical sciences ...147 From introduction ...147 On philosophy and phenomnology : Phenomenology of geist ..160 From preface ...160 Introduction ...180 On philosophical logic : The wissenschaft of logic ...188 From preliminaries ...188 From the idee ...201 On nature : Philosophy of nature (Encyclopedia, part 2 ) ...205 From introduction ...205 On the history of philosophy : Lectures on the history of philosophy ...212 From introduction ...212 On histrory and geist : Lectures on the philosophy of history ...223 From introduction ...223 On geist : Philosophy of mind (Enyclopedia part 3) ...241 From introduction ...241 Subjective geist ...258 On subjective (and intersubjective) geist : Philosophy of mind ...258 From section one Mind subjective ...258 On consciousness and self consciousness : Phenomenology of geist ...281 From Part A. Consciousness ...281 From part B. Self consciousness ...285 Objective geist ...293 On objective geist : Philosophy of mind ...293 From section two mind objective ... 293 On geist proper : Phenomenology of geist ...295 From part BB. Geist ...295 On right : The philosophy of right ...300 From preface ...300 From introduction ...304 From first part, Abstract right ...310 From second Part ...312 From third part Ethicality ...316 Absolute ...332 On absolute geist : Philosophy of mind ...332 From section III. Absolute mind ...332 On art : Lectures on the philosophy of fine art ...338 From introduction ...338 On religion : Lectures on the philosophy of religion ...345 From introdution ...345 On absolute knowing : Phenomenology of geist ..353 From absolute knowing ...353 Rlaph waldo emerson (1803-1882) ...361 From the american scholar ...363 From the divinity school address ...369 From the transcendentalist ...374 From self-reliance ...376 From the over soul ...382 Sren kierkegaard (1813-1855) ...388 From the unchangeableness of god ...393 Fear and trembling ...400 From in praise of arbraham ...400 From preliminary expectoration ...401 From problem I. Can there be a telecological suspension of ethics ...416 Conclusiding unscientific postscript ...422 From book one The objective problem concerning the truth of christianity ...422 From book two The subjective problem : The relation of the subject to the truth of christianity: The problem of becoming a christian ...424 The sickness unto death ...452 From part first. The sickness unto death is despair ...452 From part second despair is sin ...467 II. Naturalisms : Humanity, Nature, and history Introduction ...473 Ludwig feuerbach (1804-1872) ...478 The essence of christianity ...479 Feom chapter 1. Introduction ...479 Karl marx (1818-1883) and friedrich engels (1820-1895) ...507 Theses on feuerbch ...512 Economic and philosophic manuscripts of 1844 ...515 From estranged labour ...515 From private property and communism ...523 From phenomenology ..530 The german ideology ...533 From part one ludwig feuerbach ...533 Manifesto of the communist party ...555 From 1. Bourgeois and proletarians ...555 II. Proletarians and communists .556 III. Phenomnologies : Consciousness and human existence IV. Cross currents : Rethinking human reality and possibility